Downright Dencey
How does Caroline Dale Snedeker use imagery in Downright Dencey?
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Examples of Imagery:
"Dencey knew with an intensity that equaled its vagueness that if she let go of Jetsam, he would tumble back into an abyss."
"Jetsam was lost - utterly lost. All the horrors of hell its fleshly burning and inward soul agony which her grandfather had so aptly described came back to her."
Downright Dencey